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Middle Ages: Beginning


Froggy Jumps Middle Ages: BeginningOnline version Middle Ages: Beginning by Angela Taylor 1 The Roman empire was divided into two parts. The Western Roman Empire's capital was a Rome b Constantinople c Byzantium 2 What happened to the Western Roman Empire? a It became Byzantium b It was attacked by Germanic Invaders c It became the center of the Muslim empire 3 What event started the Middle Ages? a The Muslims fighting their way into present-day France at the Battle of Tours b When the capital city of Rome moved to Constantinople c Germanic Invaders sacked Rome in the year 476 4 How long did the Western Roman Empire last before it was invaded by Germanic Invaders? a 500 years b 1,000 years c 2,000 years 5 Which of the following is not a name of one of the Germanic Invaders? a Ostrogoths b Visigoths c Burgogoths 6 From where did Germanic Invaders come from? a They came into Europe from areas around present-day Russia b They mostly attacked Europe by moving up north from Africa c They Advanced from areas in the Middle East 7 What is another term used for Germanic invader? a Militator b Conquistador c Barbarian 8 After the Germanic Invaders began to take over the Western Roman Empire, what is not true? a The Roman people eventually became illiterate b The Roman people began fighting for survival c The Roman people regained control against the Invaders 9 During the Middle Ages what did Europe look like on a map? a Each of the Germanic tribes and former areas of the Roman Empire were cut up into kingdoms b The Germanic tribes made maps that stayed the same throughout the Middle Ages c It was divided into countries like France, Spain, Germany. 10 Which of the following is not true about the Middle Ages? a Some areas quickly fell under Germanic control While others remained Roman much longer b The borders of Kingdoms frequently changed c All of the kingdoms were very powerful 11 During the Middle Ages, what is happening around the rest of the world? a There is much war in turmoil in all continents b Many cultures around the world are thriving and expanding c Nobody lived at any other part of the world except Europe 12 During the Middle Ages, what establishment had the greatest overall power? a The church b The school c The King 13 What is meant by the term 'the church'? a A name given to all of the Christian churches all throughout Europe b Just one building - it was the largest church building and was located in Rome. c The location where the pope lived 14 What was not a problem of the Catholic Church during this time? a There was much corruption including indulgences b Church leaders often did not follow teachings of the church c Leaders of the Christian church were being persecuted 15 What is an Indulgence in reference to the Catholic church? a Collecting money in exchange for saying sins are forgiven b Giving the people of the kingdom too much food they did not need c Allowing peasants to build their own beautiful homes 16 Why did people support the church if it was corrupt? a The church gave the people money b The people could not read or write and were ill-educated c The people questioned the teachings of the church

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Middle Ages: BeginningOnline version

by Angela Taylor

The Roman empire was divided into two parts. The Western Roman Empire's capital was

What happened to the Western Roman Empire?

What event started the Middle Ages?

How long did the Western Roman Empire last before it was invaded by Germanic Invaders?

Which of the following is not a name of one of the Germanic Invaders?

From where did Germanic Invaders come from?

What is another term used for Germanic invader?

After the Germanic Invaders began to take over the Western Roman Empire, what is not true?

During the Middle Ages what did Europe look like on a map?

Which of the following is not true about the Middle Ages?

During the Middle Ages, what is happening around the rest of the world?

During the Middle Ages, what establishment had the greatest overall power?

What is meant by the term 'the church'?

What was not a problem of the Catholic Church during this time?

What is an Indulgence in reference to the Catholic church?

Why did people support the church if it was corrupt?